Communication Assessment and Intervention with Infants and Toddlers

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Description

Written to provide a theoretical framework for assessing the communication abilities of young children (birth to three), this text includes case studies that translate the theoretical information into practical clinical applications. The case studies are presented in a format that builds on the theoretical framework in the preceding chapters.

Key Features

Chapter 1 introduces two case studies that are a means of translating the theoretical framework into practical applicable information.

Chapter 4 consists of assessments for each case study.

Outcomes and intervention plans are discussed in Chapter 8.

Features extensive coverage on the topic of cultural diversity.

Includes a framework for incorporating parents/caregivers in the assessment process and recognizes that the family, not the professional, is the decision-maker.

Boxes and tables highlight important information.

Chapter outlines and an expanded TOC make it easy to find specific information.

Table of Contents

Overview of Infant/Toddler Assessment and Intervention2. Framework for Assessing Communication of Infants and Toddlers3. Components of a Speech/Language/Communication Assessment4. Case Studies to Illustrate How to Integrate the Components of Assessment5. General Considerations in Intervention6. Components of Speech-Language and Communication Intervention7. Intervention Focusing on Caregiver Participation in Intervention8. Case Studies to Illustrate the Intervention ProcessAppendix: Assessment Tools: Birth to Three